PRUNUS Mini Portable Radio AM FM Pocket Radio with MP3, LED Flashlight, Digital Radios Speaker Support Micro SD/TF Card/USB, Auto Scan Save, 1200mAh Rechargeable Battery Operated[Latest Version]

Pretty hot little radio!
This is a very nice little radio. The 4 features that were most important to me were: 1) microSD card support 2) a telescoping antenna for better reception 3) presets for stations 4) USB recharging. The system allows a 64GB microSD card and switching between directories on the card. This is more music capacity than most will need. Most of the buttons in the control section are station presets in radio modes and navigation controls in in other modes.Radios this size do not produce high fidelity, but the sound is good and satisfying. I have not tried using it as a music source for a HiFi system. Possibly it would supply a HiFi signal to such a system.The little key-like piece that come attached to the lanyard is a nice addition that allows the radio to stand vertically on a flat surface. I have 2 suggestions for a future design upgrade: 1) a shuffle setting for recorded music and 2) a bass boost circuit.I notice some reviewers complain about that the card slot stops working over time. I would guess they are swapping cards too frequently. With a 64GB memory card and the ability to have multiple directories one should be able to load plenty of music in very access able ways: 1 album or playlist per directory?

Works great.
I was looking for a small portable radio that would also play music I already own while I am not in my house so I don’t have to use up data on my phone. So far, this little radio works great.Sound/Volume: The volume is great. I only go about a quarter to midway on the volume when I am outside working. The sound is crisp – no problems if the radio station is clear or if using your own music.Radio Stations: When I turned on the radio, there were 12 stations that are uploaded based on where I am located and the signal strength. A few I wanted were not pre-loaded, so I just manually entered them. I recommend finding a list of your zip code’s radio stations and having them handy.Micro SD Card/USB Use: I purchased a 64G micro sd card along with the radio. It worked fine, but I decided that I wanted to split up the music by playlists or genre instead of playing everything. I ended up purchasing a set of 10 – 32G USB flash drives with a case. For me, the USB drives ended up being a better price than purchasing that many Micro SD Cards. You can just play them as they are loaded on your card/drive, enter the file number. You can also set it to continually repeat.Formatting of Music/SD Card: This is important – They clearly state that the Micro SD Card or USB flash drive will need to be formatted to FAT32 Format before use. I ended up having to download the format as it was not an option listed on my laptop. It only took a few minutes to find this on the internet and download it for use. Also, most of my music was not in the MP3 format and I ended up downloading an app to do this. Once I found one I liked that was also free, I was able to save the music I wanted in the new format without changing the original files.Overall, I highly recommend this product. It is small enough that I can put it in either my shirt or pants pocket when carrying it to where I am working. It also fits nicely in my purse or glove box when carrying it anywhere else. It works as advertised and I am very happy with my purchase so far.

UPDATE: the negative
UPDATE -the negative//after a few months the radio would no longer “lock on” to my NPR station – in seven out of 10 triesReason: the local NPR station is “HD-Radio”many digital radios have a problem with that(and don’t blame the Chinese, the chip responsible for this malfunction is made in TX)With that, much to my regret, I discarded the radio – because the NPR/ BBC News is what I want============this is from an old fogey, who wants a simple “transistor travel radio”not an all-in-one “wool-milk-sow”, requiring to memorize dozens of software steps.OK the radio is the dreaded “digital”, BUT thankfully the volume control is a turn-wheel – think of the 1950’sAND, no alarm clock, meaning it does not require 10 steps to set the time, the alarm timeall you do when setting up for the first time (or when traveling to a new location) is, PRESS ONE BUTTONwait one minute and all “reception worthy stations” are storednext you press the two “left/ right” buttons and toggle through those now stored stations, one by onethat is it, no “software decision trees”. no short presses, no long presses, no double presses”love it”the LED (not LCD) display stays on all the time,nice, you know the frequency of the station you are listening toAND the LEDs are bright enough, even in well lit room – “love it”the “LED lamp/ flashlight” is bright to enough to find your way at night in your hotel room “love it”no batteries to buy, simply charge the radio from a USB power supply, or your PC — charge seems to hold for weeksand lastly, the radio is really good on FM // AM is only so so—PS – now that I have had it for a few months: Added comment: the radio will take two kinds of storage devices (one protruding UBS stick and also a “mini- hidden” chipein a different slot) -GOODAlso, I found out only by accident: you can FAST-FORWARD within a track: very rare feature, very useful feature

Good product! good reception and sound very good for such tinny radio

pour la grosseur du radio, il a une sonorité superbe. on le transporte dehors sans difficulté, car il est petit.